Words that start with M

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Animals starting with M

Animals

Food starting with M

Food

Plants that start with M

Plants

Adjectives that start with M

Adjectives

Verbs that start with M

Verbs

Countries that start with M

Countries

Cities that start with M

Cities

Jobs that start with M

Jobs

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Body parts

Photo of mango fruit

Fruit

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Birds

Photo of a man.
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Mis forMan

A man is an adult male person. Your father and your grandfather are men.
Family & friends, Male
Photo of a manatee
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Mis forManatee

Scientific name: family: trichechidae, genus: trichechus
Manatees, also called sea cows, are mammals closely related to the dugong. They grow to around 3 meters long, and weigh around 4,000 pounds (1,700kg). They eat plants in fairly shallow water around the coast and in rivers.
Sea mammals
Photo of mandarin fruit
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Mis forMandarin

Scientific name: citrus reticulata
A mandarin is a small citrus fruit related to the orange. The skin on a mandarin is very easy to remove, and the inside of the fruit is very easy to break up into segments. Because of this, they are not very messy to eat and are excellent to take to school in a lunchbox.
Citrus fruit
Photo of a cow's jaw bone
James St. John / CC BY-SA

Mis forMandible

The mandible is the name for the lower law bone. It is the part of the jaw that moves up and down so you can eat and talk.
Body parts
Photo of a man playing a mandolin
Tim Green / CC BY-SA

Mis forMandolin

A mandolin is a musical instrument with four or five pairs of strings that are usually strummed. The mandolin is popular with the Italians and the Spanish.
Musical words
Photo of a mandrake plant
Jerzy Kociatkiewicz / CC BY-SA

Mis forMandrake

Scientific name: mandragora officinarum
Mandrake is a poisonous plant. It has a thick root that is often shaped like a human, hence the name mandrake. There are many legends around the mandrake plant, including the myth that when you pull it up, the plant screams and kills everyone who hears the scream. Mandrake has a hallucinogenic effect and has been used in rituals and magic ceremonies for centuries.
Plants, Substances
Photo of a mandrill
magnetismus / CC BY-SA

Mis forMandrill

A mandrill is a large African monkey with bright, colorful skin on its face and a long snout. Males especially can have blue and red markings, plus a pale beard and strong-looking cheek features. Mandrills live in forests in central and western Africa, where they move around on the ground and in trees to find food. They eat fruit, seeds, insects, and small animals, and they often travel in groups.
Primates
Photo of a horse's mane
Amanda Slater / CC BY-SA

Mis forMane

Long hair growing on an animal's neck is called a mane. Horses, male lions and some other animals have manes. A person with a particularly large, shaggy head of hair is often described as having a mane.
Body parts
Photo of a mangle
Jo Jakeman / CC BY-SA

Mis forMangle

A mangle, also known as a wringer, is designed to squeeze water out of wet clothes, so they are not dripping wet when they are hung out to dry. Mangles are made from two rollers close together that squeeze the clothes between them. They were used before modern washing machines that have built-in spin driers.
List of bathroom items
Generated image of mango fruit
Photographic Dictionary / Generated illustration

Mis forMango

Scientific name: mangifera indica
Mangoes are a medium sized, sweet fruit native to India. Mangoes grow on a tree in tropical areas. Mango trees can live to be 300 years old. Mangoes are soft, and have bright orange flesh. Mangoes can be eaten fresh, dried, in salads and pulped for juice. Mangoes can also be picked underripe and used to make chutney or other dishes.
Tropical fruit